#Exoskeleton

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Vincent Langaard Under the skin Oil on canvas 40x30cm 2022

[yellydany]

Minewolf 🐺 🦗🧨 (Novacanis Liquidus Detonare) or Xittocoyotl "Large insectoid canines with a sharp explosion-proof exoskeleton. They carry and produce a blue liquid in their body akin to nitroglycerine which they eject to defend and attack. Whilst solitary they can group together like a wolf pack and excel at hunting.

Thanks to their unmatched sense of smell they’re able to detect hazards early, the odor of mines and other explosives even if in different states of matter, becoming incredibly useful to demine fields after undergoing training and domestication. This species can be avoidant of humans however but once trust is gained they may become loyal companions."

[koenji]

green iridescent beetles (png)

[pencilbrony]

Tall Snail

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[nelc]

[rancid-tactics]

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Exoskeletons

by POTUS_Auditor

[visuallifes]

[redrcs]

The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind.

Discarded spider exo skeleton, Calen.

On my travels

[qosmiq]

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Giusy Amoroso

[yellydany]

GRAYHORSE/CINDERHORSE (Equus Velocitas Diabolos)🖤❤️🏇

"A wild species with both canine and equine traits. Being one of the fastest creatures in the land has granted them the title of “devil of the prairies” surpassing even 200 mph with an acceleration rate of 0 to 80 mph in just a couple seconds. To achieve this astounding speed their bodies adapted to be slim and airborne, developed strong muscles and a steady exoskeleton that protects them from the harsh environment and winds. Amusing sightings involve them running through wildfire and coating themselves in flames to use against both predators and prey, leaving a path of ashes where nature once stood.

Training them however is no easy task. They are in constant movement, show aggression, barely breed in captivity and rarely do they incline to be tamed. And yet it is highly rewarding for the most skilled riders as they can compete in races with them or hunt and travel around the dangerous and infernal areas of the land with a highly reliable all-terrain companion."

[jokingluna]

Suggested by @slhrpgapplejack

[pencilbrony]

Arming some seals

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[onenicebugperday]

@calamondinblooms​ submitted: Cool photo I got of a cicada after it shed its exoskeleton.

Ohohohoho freshly peeled